Reflective Essay Structure and Elements

The video tutorial explains reflective essays, focusing on their purpose, structure, and key elements. It covers the introduction, body, and conclusion of a reflective essay, providing sentence starters and tips for writing. The tutorial emphasizes expressing personal opinions and experiences rather than relying on predetermined theories.

What is the main topic of the video?

• Expository essays

• Descriptive essays

• Narrative essays

• Reflective essays

Reflective essays primarily focus on which of the following?

• Scientific theories

• Historical events

• Personal thoughts and opinions

• Facts and data

Which of the following is NOT a sentence starter for a reflective essay?

• What surprised me today was

• I predict that

• Today I discovered

• According to research

What are the three main elements of a reflective essay?

• Introduction, Discussion, Summary

• Thesis, Argument, Conclusion

• Introduction, Analysis, Summary

• Introduction, Body, Conclusion

What should the introduction of a reflective essay include?

• A detailed analysis

• A hook and thesis statement

• A list of references

• A summary of the essay

What is the focus of the first paragraph in the body of a reflective essay?

• Introduction

• Main plot and feelings

• References

• Conclusion

What does the second paragraph of the body typically address?

• A new topic

• Another reason for the subject choice

• The introduction

• The conclusion

What is discussed in the third paragraph of the body?

• References

• Conclusion

• Learning from experiences

• Introduction

How many paragraphs does the body of a reflective essay typically have?

• Four

• One

• Two

• Three

What should the conclusion of a reflective essay include?

• A detailed analysis

• A new thesis statement

• Opinions and future strategies

• A list of references